Risk disclosure
Read this before placing a contract, not after.
Expected value, every contract
−5.00%
Every contract has negative expected value, by exactly the disclosed edge for its type , a direct consequence of m = (1 − h)/p, without exception.
No strategy changes this
The price process is a martingale under the correction applied at every tick. No stake pattern, timing, or instrument choice shifts a contract's expected value.
This is not investing
A fixed-odds contract with disclosed negative expected value is entertainment with a real, calculable cost , not an investment product.
Set limits before you need them
Deciding a stopping point in advance is more reliable than deciding one in the moment. Set limits before you start.
Stake only what you can lose entirely
Given the disclosed negative expected value, the realistic outcome of sustained trade is a net loss.